Tampering with nature and being morally reprehensible -- these are common charges against stem cell research from religious and pro-life groups.

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Those documents allowed Subway to lease him a mall store with expensive common charges, open other outlets near his location and avoid standing up for him against his landlord.

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Both companies are similarly valued if you look at market capitalization plus debt as a ratio of earnings before accounting charges, a common valuation tool for telecom firms.

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Reports of violence and charges of fraud were less common than in the past.

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Even more immediately, if the restaurant shares service charges among all employees, a common practice strengthened by this ruling, all of the servers would be cut out of a piece of the pie because of this sort of behavior.

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Yet the justices granted the detainees only one specific right under Common Article 3: the right to have any criminal charges heard by a "regularly constituted court"--one created by an act of Congress.

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At Swindon Crown Court, Pike admitted a string of charges including burglary, theft of a motor vehicle, common assault, criminal damage and driving while disqualified.

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"The incidents on which the charges are based occurred years ago and involved the transportation and disposal of common consumer products, " the retailer said in a statement.

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